Sentence examples for corps leading from inspiring English sources

Ninety-three yeafterfthe the Peace Cross was dedicated, with a fife and drum corps leading a parade and a Maryland lawmaker saying the memorial would "keep fresh the memory of our boys who died for a righteous cause," the legal fronts in the struggle over the memorial are being newly mapped.

The Soviets mounted a number of counterattacks, but those were aimed against Reinhardt's corps, leading to the Battle of Raseiniai.

Alberts became an integral part of the Flyers' defensive corps, leading the team in hits (157) and ranking third in blocked shots (133).

The army engineering corps is leading the drilling.

By 17 September the Desert Mounted Corps's leading division, the 5th Cavalry Division, was deployed north-west of Sarona 8 mile from the front line.

Last, it was pretty artful when she calmly noted how many previous attacks and deaths there had been involving the diplomatic corps, subtlety leading viewers to wonder why this one was getting such repeat, intense attention?

After the five corps are established, a "War of Light" will ensue, in which all the corps are destroyed, leading to the "Blackest Night".

Blücher's leading corps, under Fabian Gottlieb von der Osten-Sacken, was to the west beyond Montmirail.

Now there's a fresh view of the corps -- Lewis and Clark leading a crew of masochists whose mountain of gear can be explained only by a desire to heighten their suffering.

The National Weather Service has forecast up to 5 inches of rain in coming days, leading corps analysts to warn that the river could stay at historic flood stages for more than five days.

You build a culture not by talking but by doing, and all of the B Corps companies are leading by example.